by Laura Albert | Dec 20, 2018 | Courses
What it is and why you need it By: Emily Cable You meet up with some friends for coffee who you consider to be pretty legit outdoors-people. Jack and Jill seemingly “do it all” year-round. Throughout your conversation, they keep referring to this Woofer thing they...
by Laura Albert | Sep 13, 2018 | Courses, Discipleship
A Monument for Stewardship Grand Staircase – Escalante is over 1 million acres of land that is full of unique and resilient species of plants and animals. It is also easily the largest “museum” of natural and cultural history in the world to date. It...
by Laura Albert | Jul 19, 2018 | Gear Reviews
By: Jacob Chmielowiec Finding a suitable ice axe for mountaineering is easy. Choose a plain looking ice axe with a straight shaft and no rubberized grip. Avoid ultra light axes as they are often weaker and more difficult to use effectively. Avoid tools intended...
by Laura Albert | Jun 28, 2018 | Courses, Testimonies
This week, we are featuring one of our 2017 Alumni: Holly Lowmiller. Holly came on a 10 day climbing and backpacking trip with us last summer with her mom. Holly is an amazing woman of God with a lot of love and a lot of spunk! Wife to one, mama to six. A lover of...
by Laura Albert | Jun 7, 2018 | Gear Reviews
By: Laura Albert Ok, so I’m going to be real here. I’m red-haired, freckled, and fair skinned. But I love being outside! And honestly when you are battling the sun above and snow underfoot, the task of not being fried like a chicken in Kentucky can be quite daunting....
by Laura Albert | May 10, 2018 | Gear Reviews
By: Jacob Chmielowiec Mountaineering is best learned under the guidance of a good mentor who can pass on their experience and knowledge. This guidance can greatly reduce the risks while learning essential skills but also help the novice acquire the correct equipment....
